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According to Durov, the web version of Telegram is not able to realize its full potential on iOS devices. The reason lies in the deliberate restrictions on the
According to Durov, the web version of Telegram is not able to realize its full potential on iOS devices. The reason lies in the deliberate restrictions on the functions of the Apple Safari browser.
In the past, Telegram, which is now available in the App Store, faced some problems with the verification process by Apple through public channels with no content restrictions. To circumvent some of these limitations Telegram offers a full web version available via a browser. This service has almost all the features found in the mobile version, but still needs to cut its functionality.
The Telegram CEO stated that many developers complained that “Safari is killing the Internet” due to its restrictions. It stands out with a 10-point list of the iOS version of Safari released by Telegram developers in April, which lacks push notifications, VP8 and VP9 codecs, high refresh rate, automatic scrolling down after clicking. , problems with opening the context menu, and more.
According to Durov, effort is the reason why Apple “crippled” web apps Forcing users to download more apps from the App Store so the company can get a commission from developers who are 30 percent today. However, regulators seem to be starting to understand what’s going on. The UK’s regulator, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), made the following decision: Apple prohibits the use of alternatives to its browser engine on mobile devices; this restriction is specific to Apple. The CMA is concerned that it severely limits competing browsers (such as speed and functionality) from Safari and limits Apple’s incentives. invest in your browser This limitation also severely reduces the capabilities of web applications – programs that run in the browser rather than downloading them separately – depriving consumers and businesses of all the benefits of this innovative technology. “.
Unfortunately, more than a decade after the death of Steve Jobs, who once revolutionized the mobile Internet, it has become the biggest obstacle in the way.
– sums up Durov.
The businessman expressed hope that regulators will take action soon.
Source: 24 Tv
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